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Savage and Cooke Distillery’s new 17-year-old limited edition Bourbon Whiskey is “Guero.”  According to Savage & Cooke, only 900 cases have been released. At 108 proof, it retails for $199.99 for a 750 ml bottle. We speak with winemaker and Savage & Cooke founder Dave Phinney.

WhistlePig is introducing RoadStock Rye: The world’s first-ever finished-on-the-road whiskey. In collaboration with California’s Jordan Winery and Firestone Walker Brewery, the epic journey of RoadStock began earlier this year at their 500-acre farm in Shoreham, VT, where they commissioned an 18-wheeler ‘Rolling Rickhouse’, which would make its way from Vermont to California and back on the 6,000-mile journey.

WhistlePig Whiskey releases its first Bourbon whiskey ever as part of releases two new expressions: FarmStock Beyond Bonded Bourbon and FarmStock Beyond Bonded Rye which are the first 100% fully harvested, distilled, aged, and bottled at the WhisltePig Farm and Distillery in Shoreham, Vermont.

Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Madeira Casks will be a limited edition whiskey as part of Cellar Collection from the Angel’s Envy Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Here is what it tastes like and how to get a bottle.

Square 6 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is the first bottled Bourbon produced at Heaven Hill Distillery’s Louisville, Kentucky artisanal distillery located in the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience, this is a high rye Bourbon whiskey and will be available at select Kentucky retailers.

Jefferson’s releases Jefferson’s Rye Cognac Whiskey Finish, the whiskey marries the spice of American Rye with the refinement of cognac. Double-barreled for at least 9 months and up to 19 months. We talk with founder Trey Zoeller about the release.

Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. of Louisville, Kentucky releases their new Double Oak I Rye Whiskey Single Barrel Selection along with several other new Rye and Bourbon Single Barrels including Hot Toddy, Dulce de Leche.. Wolf of Rye Street, and Prickly Pear Manhattan.

American Light Whiskey is a category that has been said to have “saved bourbon”. This obscure classification was created in response to the trends and palate preferences of the 1970s when lighter spirits like gin and vodka proved popular. Enter New Basin Distilling, and their 13-year-old Single Barrel American Light from Madgras, Oregon.

The Last Drop Distillers Autumn Collection coming in November consists of rare Buffalo Trace Bourbon distilled in 1980, a 43-year-old Jamaican Rum from 1976, and a vintage Grand Champagne Cognac from 1959 from France from the vintage spirits collection. With only 240 bottles available, the Bourbon is $4,600 a bottle.